Good morning, Albuquerque.

The Sodality Foundation raised over $43,000 to support mental health services for first responders and their families.

Founded in 2024, the nonprofit offers training, peer support, and clinical services to help strengthen mental well-being in Albuquerque.

Gal Stav is the new CEO at The Ronald Gardenswartz Jewish Community Center and plans to build an inclusive space for all in Albuquerque.

She began meeting community members this month at the center on Wyoming NE and aims to strengthen its community bonds.

Albuquerque Public Schools opened its first early childhood center at the former Duranes Elementary School with preschool classes starting tomorrow for enrolled students; the 36,463-sqft facility (costing $36 million) is built to serve up to 240 pre-K learners amid growing demand for early education in the county.

New Mexico’s behavioral health committee approved more than $40 million to rebuild services in rural areas—including Roswell, Socorro, Farmington, Silver City, and Clovis.

The plan allocates funds for tribal partners and focuses on crisis services, school-based resources, and workforce development.

UNM psychologist William R.

Miller and longtime collaborator Ricardo F. Muñoz will release their new book Rethinking Drinking: Making the Right Choice for You on Sept. 1, which draws on nearly a decade of research on moderating alcohol use. The book helps readers make informed health decisions.

During Day 9 of the Lobos’ fall football camp, quarterbacks Luke Moga and Toa Fa’avae wore red jerseys for live scrimmage evaluation while Kiefer Sibley scored two touchdowns on explosive runs.

The team practices next Monday from 3:05 p.m. to 5:05 p.m. at the campus field.

Boxer Abraham Perez, who survived a near fatal coma two years ago, now remains undefeated (15-0) after winning the WBA Interim Flyweight World Title in Michigan.

He enjoys a new home, family, and fresh start that shows his comeback power in the ring.